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  • Published on Jul 7, 2025

    Martian “Spiderwebs” Revealed: Curiosity Captures Stunning 360° Panorama

    Scientists think that ancient groundwater formed this weblike pattern of ridges, called boxwork, that were captured by NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter on December 10, 2006. NASA’s Curiosity rover is currently studying ridges similar to these up close. …

    Source: SciTechDaily - Neutral
  • Published on Jul 7, 2025

    Don’t Miss Sky Show: Mars Glows, Venus Blazes, and an Eagle Soars

    The Eagle takes flight this July. Look east after dark to find Aquila, the soaring constellation anchored by Altair, while Mars glows in the west and Venus and Jupiter greet the sunrise. Credit: Shutterstock July’s skies offer a feast: Mars glows at dusk …

    Source: SciTechDaily - Neutral
  • Published on Jul 7, 2025

    How long would it take Superman to travel from Krypton to Earth?

    Superman may be a work of pulp fiction, but astronomers have identified where in space the alien immigrant hero's home planet, Krypton, could have existed. And this location suggests maybe Clark Kent isn't as youthful as he looks... even in glasses …

    Source: Space.com - Neutral
  • Published on Jul 7, 2025

    Venus is the hottest planet, even though Mercury is closer to the Sun. This is why

    You might be forgiven for assuming that Mercury would be the hottest planet in our Solar System, since it's closest to the Sun, but that title goes to Venus. Our Sun is a massive, hot ball of plasma heated by nuclear fusion reactions in its core. The …

    Source: BBC Sky at Night Magazine - Pending
  • Published on Jul 7, 2025

    Why are Saturn's rings the only planet's we can see through a telescope?

    Why can’t we observe planetary rings other than Saturn’s, through a telescope? We know that Jupiter has rings, for example, so why aren't there any amateur astrophotographer images of the Jovian ring system? The answer is simple. Saturn’s ring system …

    Source: BBC Sky at Night Magazine - Pending
  • Published on Jul 7, 2025

    July 7, 2003: Opportunity launches

    Back to Article List Today in the history of astronomy, NASA sends its third rover to Mars. NASA's twin Mars Exploration Rovers, Spirit and Opportunity, launched in summer 2003 and arrived by January 2004. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech Spirit and …

    Source: Astronomy Magazine - Pending
  • Published on Jul 7, 2025

    Daily briefing: Neanderthals boiled bones in ‘fat factories’

    You have full access to this article via your institution. Hello Nature readers, would you like to get this Briefing in your inbox free every day? Sign up here. Archaeological evidence suggests that Neanderthals (artist’s impression) were capable of …

    Source: Nature - Neutral
  • Published on Jul 7, 2025

    New interstellar object 3I/ATLAS: Everything we know about the rare cosmic visitor

    Astronomers have confirmed a rare and extraordinary discovery: the third known interstellar object to enter our solar system. Named 3I/ATLAS, where 3I stands for "third interstellar", and designated C/2025 N1 (ATLAS), the object was first …

    Source: Space.com - Neutral
  • Published on Jul 7, 2025

    What Was Lost in Altadena: An American Oasis

    Bearman and his brother, Ethan, in the woods in Altadena, 1984. Photo: Courtesy of the subject The Eaton Fire started at the location of my first kiss. We used to park on the shaded lane across from the mountains and sneak past a cliffside house, through a …

    Source: New York Mag - Left-wing
  • Published on Jul 6, 2025

    Lasers, Gas Blasts, and Hidden Water: How Perseverance Cracked Mars’ Stubborn Rock

    Illustration of the Mars Perseverance Rover using its SuperCam instrument to laser zap a rock in order to test what it’s made of. Credit: NASA NASA’s Perseverance rover recently battled a difficult Mars rock nicknamed “Kenmore.” Using powerful tools like a …

    Source: SciTechDaily - Neutral
  • Published on Jul 6, 2025

    Webb Refines the Bullet Cluster's Mass

    One of the most iconic cosmic scenes in the Universe lies nearly 3.8 billion light-years away from us in the direction of the constellation Carina. This is where two massive clusters of galaxies have collided. The resulting combined galaxies and other …

    Source: Universe Today - Neutral
  • Published on Jul 5, 2025

    What’s up in the sky: July 2025

    Independent, local journalism needs your support to survive and thrive. Join the YubaNet community today. Mars shines in the evening, and is joined briefly by Mercury. Jupiter joins Venus as the month goes on. And all month, look for Aquila the eagle. …

    Source: YubaNet - California - Center-left
  • Published on Jul 5, 2025

    Mars life proof may have just been discovered say scientists

    A new study has found thick layers of clay found on Mars could have provided the required mix of water, minerals and a calm environment for life to develop. Scientists from The University of Texas at Austin and collaborators investigated these clay …

    Source: Indy100 - Left-wing
  • Published on Jul 4, 2025

    Why the panic about interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS?

    Beyond the fact that this is the third known interstellar object to have entered our solar system, "we don't know very much," said Larry Denneau, co-principle investigator at ATLAS, a telescope in Chile that spotted 3I/ATLAS on July 1, …

    Source: Deutsche Welle - Public Broadcaster
  • Published on Jul 4, 2025

    Astronomers have spied an interstellar object zooming through the Solar System

    This week, astronomers spotted the third known interstellar visitor to our Solar System. First detected by the Asteroid Terrestrial-impact Last Alert System (ATLAS) on July 1, the cosmic interloper was given the temporary name A11pl3Z. Experts at NASA’s …

    Source: The Conversation - Neutral
  • Published on Jul 4, 2025

    Astronomers race to learn more about third interstellar visitor

    The third known interstellar object, 3I/ATLAS, is captured in the center of this image taken by an amateur astronomer using a 20-inch f/6.8 scope and five 20-second exposures via the iTelescope remote imaging service. Credit: Filipp Romanov …

    Source: Astronomy Magazine - Pending
  • Published on Jul 4, 2025

    How did wet and warm Mars become a cold, barren desert?

    NASA’s Curiosity rover captured this photo as it ascended the Martian mountain Mt. Sharp. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS. Mars might have always been doomed to be a lifeless desert planet, according to a new study based on samples retrieved by NASA’ …

    Source: Cosmos - Neutral
  • Published on Jul 4, 2025

    MRO, OMG!

    MRO is learning new moves after almost 20 years in space. NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter was recently programmed to perform 120-degree rolls to more effectively point its SHARAD radar instrument at the Martian surface. This tool enables the spacecraft …

    Source: The Planetary Society - California - Pending
  • Published on Jul 4, 2025

    LOOK at All the Dark Matter in This New Image from the James Webb Telescope

    Glowing, hot X-rays captured by NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory appear in pink. The blue represents the dark matter, which was precisely mapped by researchers with Webb’s detailed imaging – credit, NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI, CXC; Science: James Jee (Yonsei …

    Source: Good News Network - Neutral

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